WMRRA Ninja 250 Cheapskate Cup: Difference between revisions

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Novice entries are encouraged if allowed by the club. Novices intending to enter the Cheapskate Cup should make contact with the oversight committee as early as possible, and should prepare to have a whole heck of a lot of fun and learn a whole lot about racing. They are also encouraged to pit with or near other Cheapskate Cup participants for help, guidance and other unspecified at this time frivolity.

The Cheapskate Cup is not officially affiliated with WMRRA and does not have official rules – it’s a ~~gentleman’s~~ agreement (for some rather loose definition of "~~gentleman~~"). We do have guidelines (and a secret handshake, and more cool stuff which you will learn about if you join us). To race with the Cheapskate Cup all you have to have is an old beat-up Ninja 250, a good sense of humor and a fun loving attitude. Minor financial resources to contribute to the after-race beer fund wouldn’t hurt. We also encourage donations of ludicrous or hopelessly impractical prizes and awards.

The Cheapskate Cup is not officially affiliated with WMRRA and does not have official rules – it’s a gentlemen’s agreement (for some rather loose definition of "gentlemen"). We do have guidelines (and a secret handshake, and more cool stuff which you will learn about if you join us). To race with the Cheapskate Cup all you have to have is an old beat-up Ninja 250, a good sense of humor and a fun loving attitude. Minor financial resources to contribute to the after-race beer fund wouldn’t hurt. We also encourage donations of ludicrous or hopelessly impractical prizes and awards.

===Permitted Bikes===

~~Cheapskate Cup Guidelines Bikes permitted:~~

Stock Kawasaki Ninja 250 - 2007 and older, though strict compliance with the year guideline is not completely necessary, especially if you’re fat or slow. Or stupid enough to pay too much for a too-new bike. Dummy.

Stock Kawasaki Ninja 250 - 2007 and older, though strict compliance with the year guideline is not completely necessary, especially if you’re fat or slow. Or stupid enough to pay too much for too new ~~of a~~ bike. Dummy.

'''The following modifications will be required:'''

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* Removal of stock bodywork

* Installation of regulation number plates

* Installation of ~~Bellypan~~

* Installation of belly pan (9x13 brownie pan or similar)

* Safety wiring

* Replacement of coolant with Water Wetter mix (or other approved in club)

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 Novice entries are encouraged if allowed by the club. Novices intending to enter the Cheapskate Cup should make contact with the oversight committee as early as possible, and should prepare to have a whole heck of a lot of fun and learn a whole lot about racing. They are also encouraged to pit with or near other Cheapskate Cup participants for help, guidance and other unspecified at this time frivolity.
-The Cheapskate Cup is not officially affiliated with WMRRA and does not have official rules – it’s a gentleman’s agreement (for some rather loose definition of "gentleman"). We do have guidelines (and a secret handshake, and more cool stuff which you will learn about if you join us). To race with the Cheapskate Cup all you have to have is an old beat-up Ninja 250, a good sense of humor and a fun loving attitude. Minor financial resources to contribute to the after-race beer fund wouldn’t hurt. We also encourage donations of ludicrous or hopelessly impractical prizes and awards.
+The Cheapskate Cup is not officially affiliated with WMRRA and does not have official rules – it’s a gentlemen’s agreement (for some rather loose definition of "gentlemen"). We do have guidelines (and a secret handshake, and more cool stuff which you will learn about if you join us). To race with the Cheapskate Cup all you have to have is an old beat-up Ninja 250, a good sense of humor and a fun loving attitude. Minor financial resources to contribute to the after-race beer fund wouldn’t hurt. We also encourage donations of ludicrous or hopelessly impractical prizes and awards.
 ===Permitted Bikes===
-Cheapskate Cup Guidelines Bikes permitted:
+Stock Kawasaki Ninja 250 - 2007 and older, though strict compliance with the year guideline is not completely necessary, especially if you’re fat or slow. Or stupid enough to pay too much for a too-new bike. Dummy.
-Stock Kawasaki Ninja 250 - 2007 and older, though strict compliance with the year guideline is not completely necessary, especially if you’re fat or slow. Or stupid enough to pay too much for too new of a bike. Dummy.
 '''The following modifications will be required:'''
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 * Removal of stock bodywork
 * Installation of regulation number plates
-* Installation of Bellypan
+* Installation of belly pan (9x13 brownie pan or similar)
 * Safety wiring
 * Replacement of coolant with Water Wetter mix (or other approved in club)